Ushakov says tripartite meeting of Aliyev, Putin, Pashinyan not planned yet
Foreign policy
- 08 October, 2024
- 09:57
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The leaders of Azerbaijan, Russia, and Armenia - Ilham Aliyev, Vladimir Putin, and Nikol Pashinyan - are not currently planning to hold a trilateral meeting on the normalization of relations between Baku and Yerevan, Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov said, Report informs via Russian media.
"No, we have not agreed on a trilateral meeting. However, there was such an idea," Ushakov told journalists.
According to Ushakov, Russia did not object to such a format.
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